Well finally we have some good growing weather here in the Blue Mountains. Things are warming up and we have sunlight! It may be a good growing season this summer. […]

So spring is here in the Blue Mountains finally and we can actually see the sky for more than a few minutes at last! The last two years with constant […]

Time has come around again for the next Australian Seedsavers National Zoom meetup online. Its free and anyone can participate – you just need an internet connection, register to get […]

Spring in the Blue Mountains is almost here. So the end of winter marks an interesting growing transition. Plants like the Brassica family start to push out their flower and […]

Winter… is an active time for gardeners as we spend a lot of time thinking and dreaming and we get to start to plan and grow seedlings for the upcoming […]

Winter is all about colour despite the short days and apparent lack of growth. Here we have some bright examples. Winter is when everything in the garden is reacting to […]

Beans are coming to the end of their growing season locally and starting to form full and (potentially) dry pods for us to harvest and store for next year. The […]

The photo snap this month is of some ‘Stone Ear’ Broad beans (Vicia faba) germinating in the recent VERY wet Blue Mountains weather. These beans can normally germinate and grow […]

It’s that time again!This is just a quick reminder that the next scheduled meeting and the first for the year 2022 of the Mid Blue Mountains SeedSavers is on at the Bullaburra Progress Hall this […]

In October 2021 there was a zoom meetup representing Seed Savers groups from across Australia. Discussion covered a lot of issues but especially the desire to try and connect better […]